FEMA camp .... hypothetical question for YOU.....

Lets say something major happened. Like an EMP, new-clear war, pandemic, or whatever....

People are without most everything. No utilities, chaos etc.... and martial law is in place. People aren't forced to go to a FEMA camp but they can do
so, or must do so if they're ordered to. (for the purpose of this hypothetical we'll say you're alone for one reason or another living in a 1 bdrm
apartment in the city; so in otherwords you don't need to ask your wife about this....)

Someone tells the authorities that you lied and you don't have enough food and water to support yourself. So you get a knock at the door. A soldier
hands you a notice and says he'll be back in 24 hours to arrest you if you don't voluntarily go to the camp. The notice he gives you says you have 24
hours to report to a FEMA camp because they claim you lied about how much food and water you have and they think it would be best for you. You must go
within 24 hours or else they'll hunt you down and force you to go, plus give you a mandatory criminal record for disobeying the order.

You're heard mostly bad things about the FEMA camp. You don't trust it at all. And you don't trust the people running it. Ideally you were originally
gonna use what food and water you had to just rely on that and not go to the fema camp. But you're not sure what you can do as you only have 24 hours
to make a decision.

They've told you that you'd be in there for 2 years tops. But might be out in as little as 6 months. But again you know if you go in you'll be stuck
there and you might never get out for all you know.

So what would you do exactly? We'll pretend you have a vehicle fueled plus a few gerri cans so you figure you could get a few thousand miles and if
you took the backroads you might just go undetected. The problem is that you've heard that anyone who tries to take off will be sent to prison for up
to 5 years so if they find you, then you know you'll likely be going to jail. Do you leave your house before they come back to get you, or do you just
voluntarily go to the fema camp and take your chances in the camp???

I will be seeing and checking into this as much as I can...I live near..... where.....a "NEW" FEMA shelter, or "safe place to go in
disasters"...bunker type thing is to be built, I work for a local company next door to city hall, and will see the foundation/zoning, size and such
very soon....linky.. articles.kspr.com...

but $million dollar budget....thats Sam's wholsale/wharehouse sized...I'll try to use google maps or something to show the proposed
site/size......very big is modest...

A soldier hands you a notice and says he'll be back in 24 hours to arrest you if you don't voluntarily go to the camp.

I don't think they will give you a chance to run. If they come to your home, it will be to take you with them on spot.

Yes, this is all hypothetical...

Simply, this is correct. They're not serving an eviction notice, they'll grab you, with several soldiers present, may give you x amount of minutes to
gather items, they will observe you to ensure that you grab no items deemed "prohibited", they will take you out and hop you into a deuce and a half
with some others that the rest of the platoon have been "herding", and whisk you away to their land of tyrannical milk and honey.

What's more, is you likely will never be given a chance to stay in your house if you can "provide for yourself" they will take citizens from their
homes wholesale, entire blocks, and communities will be rounded up in stages. When rounding up certain sectors, there will be patrols ongoing with
military and local law enforcement, and a curfew will be in effect as well. Roads out of urban areas will be at the worst roadblocked, at best
patrolled by county and state L.E.O.s and any and all vehicles caught travelling on said roads will be stopped, failure to identify a clear purpose
for being there (living on land in area, picking up hay for animals on said land, going to a verifiable relative's house in area etc) will be detained
and sent back towards femaland, forcibly.

If you're there when they start bringing "order" to your neck of the woods, the honest truth is you will likely be unable to avoid taking a trip to
Femaland.

I'd say the better question related to this line of thinking is:

How to tell when it's time to gtfo and avoiding getting stuck there in the first place.

Another interesting thought exercise (imho) would be "I'm stuck in the femaland pokey, how the hell do I break out and take off?"

Originally posted by Expat888
theoretically - they'd be needing to hire some new minions ...

" Dept of Homeland Security has just graduated its first class of 231 Homeland Youth. Kids, aged 18-24 and recruited from the President’s
AmeriCorp volunteers, they represent the first wave of DHS’s youth corps, designed specifically to create a full time, paid, standing army of FEMA
Youth across the country."

I can't say this will actually be as big as Obama wants but the program is moving forward.

The minions are there.
The plan is tens of thousands all across the country.
Basically untrained kids being utilized as the presidents private army within the US.

The military isn't allowed to interact with civilians unless it is national guard who has been called up by state officials and they are working under
a lot of rules.

How about an 18 year old with a firearm and no no legal restrictions knocking on your front door to push a political agenda out of D.C.?

Read about Mao's cultural revolution and you will see some interesting parallels.

Sounds alarmist but look at history and you will see it happens repeatedly.

Cooperate, Joke, and lull the soldier into his comfort zone, and then yank him into my 1bd apartment, drug him, exchange clothes with him, and walk
him down and turn him in at the camp in my place.

No sympathy for him, because he was obviously willing to do the same thing to me. In fact, if his demeanor is such that I cannot lull him into being
duped, then I might just shoot him and wait for the next one.

A soldier hands you a notice and says he'll be back in 24 hours to arrest you if you don't voluntarily go to the camp.

I don't think they will give you a chance to run. If they come to your home, it will be to take you with them on spot.

it's a hypothetical. The reason they don't arrest you on the spot is because your not under arrest. You didn't really do anything wrong. The reason
is they want to take you into protective custody because their claim is concern over you not having enough food and resources. They're giving you 24
hours to pack your stuff. That's one thing I left out...

A soldier hands you a notice and says he'll be back in 24 hours to arrest you if you don't voluntarily go to the camp.

I don't think they will give you a chance to run. If they come to your home, it will be to take you with them on spot.

Yes, this is all hypothetical...

Simply, this is correct. They're not serving an eviction notice, they'll grab you, with several soldiers present, may give you x amount of minutes
to gather items, they will observe you to ensure that you grab no items deemed "prohibited", they will take you out and hop you into a deuce and a
half with some others that the rest of the platoon have been "herding", and whisk you away to their land of tyrannical milk and honey.

What's more, is you likely will never be given a chance to stay in your house if you can "provide for yourself" they will take citizens from their
homes wholesale, entire blocks, and communities will be rounded up in stages. When rounding up certain sectors, there will be patrols ongoing with
military and local law enforcement, and a curfew will be in effect as well. Roads out of urban areas will be at the worst roadblocked, at best
patrolled by county and state L.E.O.s and any and all vehicles caught travelling on said roads will be stopped, failure to identify a clear purpose
for being there (living on land in area, picking up hay for animals on said land, going to a verifiable relative's house in area etc) will be
detained and sent back towards femaland, forcibly.

If you're there when they start bringing "order" to your neck of the woods, the honest truth is you will likely be unable to avoid taking a trip to
Femaland.

I'd say the better question related to this line of thinking is:

How to tell when it's time to gtfo and avoiding getting stuck there in the first place.

Another interesting thought exercise (imho) would be "I'm stuck in the femaland pokey, how the hell do I break out and take off?"

X

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quit trying to hijack my hypothetical okay. They're giving you 24 hours!! So you have a chance, now what are you gonna do???

Cooperate, Joke, and lull the soldier into his comfort zone, and then yank him into my 1bd apartment, drug him, exchange clothes with him, and walk
him down and turn him in at the camp in my place.

No sympathy for him, because he was obviously willing to do the same thing to me. In fact, if his demeanor is such that I cannot lull him into being
duped, then I might just shoot him and wait for the next one.

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given)

edit on 4-11-2012 by darkhorserider because: (no reason given)

Okay that's funny, good one. But I said you have 24 hours. You don't need to do anything to him as he's not there to arrest you. yet.

Cooperate, Joke, and lull the soldier into his comfort zone, and then yank him into my 1bd apartment, drug him, exchange clothes with him, and walk
him down and turn him in at the camp in my place.

No sympathy for him, because he was obviously willing to do the same thing to me. In fact, if his demeanor is such that I cannot lull him into being
duped, then I might just shoot him and wait for the next one.

edit on 4-11-2012 by darkhorserider because: (no reason
given)

edit on 4-11-2012 by darkhorserider because: (no reason given)

Okay that's funny, good one. But I said you have 24 hours. You don't need to do anything to him as he's not there to arrest you. yet.

Yep, but when he comes back, he won't be alone. I'd rather take care of it while I have the advantage.

Then I would take what HE has if I need it and ambush the vehicle before they can fire.Then start walking.I would say though I would have to be one of
the first because if people are being "escourted" away in mass groups that is a war cry.
Kids throughout history haven't faced American guns history has never seen a populace as armed as ours.Unless we get hit with WMDs we will win.The
army may be able to hold the north east but down south? No way.China,Russia and Iran could not hold the country. No one could without killing most of
us.

I was born in one of the americans camps for citizens of japanese descent ... I have no intentions of dying in one of the americans new camps ... if
they want me then they will have to come find me here in asia ... will go down fighting and take as many as can with me am old with no fear of death
and nothing to lose ... better to die on ones feet than cowering in one of their camps waiting to be slaughtered... either way your dead - better to
die with honour fighting and take as many as you can with you... -

There is a movie called The Crazies about a virus that takes people down in a small town. They are then bombarded with military who take them to
camps. It's a good movie and thought-provoking about what you could do should something like that happen. The military showed up so fast that
residents didn't even realize what was going on until they were suddenly nabbed.

I agree. If they showed up on your doorstep you would not have a chance to collect things, they would take you immediately. It's good to have a
plan but it would have to be activated immediately and most people don't act unless it's in front of their faces( and by then it may be too late.)

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